But the Eagles’ backup quarterback finds nothing humorous about being the focus of fiction he suspects is playing on the tragic death of Paul Walker, star of the “Fast and Furious” films.

A bogus report detailed an accident in which Vick allegedly was driving at a high rate of speed in a black BMW and broke both legs after being struck by a 76-year-old woman in a 2010 Audi.

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Vick’s legs are fine. He practiced fully Tuesday.

The same type of report came out Tuesday, only with Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo listed as the quarterback with the broken legs. At the bottom of both pieces was the disclaimer “This story is 100 percent fake.” Credit the reliable Snopes.com for fleshing the truth out.

Vick wonders if someone is trying to generate attention by playing on the fiery crash that killed Walker last weekend.

Walker was a passenger in a Porsche driven by another driver.

“And that was sad, man,” Vick said. “I think it’s weird. I just think it’s crazy. Why are people thinking that about me?”

Vick didn’t feel the bogus report was damaging, although he felt it prudent to tweet to his 1.95 million Twitter followers, many of them wishing him a swift recovery, that it wasn’t true.

“Most of the people who knew me knew that I was OK because it’s happened before,” Vick said.